The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-17
PERSONAL.

JOHN G. WHITTIER has never been further
than Washington from his home in Amesburv
Mass.
The Prince of Wales is referred to in one of
the London daily papers as THE fat little bald
man"
Mrs. CoRNELA PASTOR, the mother of Tony
Pastor, died in New York on Saturday at an adj
vanced age. Her son is in Europe and has
been advised of his bereavement.
THE Warehouses of Salisbury is an expert
shot with the bow The Foresters of Arden be-
slowed the freedom of their society. in n
diploma, richly embazoned and placed in box
of heart of oak.
THE Emperor of Germany's jubilee gifts and
addresses, presented in such profusion on his
nineteth birthday last March, have been per
manently housed in the Hohenzollern Family
Museum at Berlin.
NORMAN MUNRoE steamed from Newport to
New York in his new yacht Now Then " on
Tuesday in seven hours and four minutes This
is said to be the best time ever made in any
waters by any yacht.
THE Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Ger
many have arrived at the Isle of Wight in their
yacht. While the yacht was proceeding from
Portsmouth with their imperial highnesses on
board she collided with the British troop ship
Crontes and was much damaged.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN GIBSON, of West Virginia
says that Northern people who refused to march
down a street because a banner bearing the
President name was suspended over il should
not harshly crticise the Southern military COM
panies who refused TO march with negroes
He considers the objection in each case wholly
unreasonable.
GETTING thrown from his horse in the Jubilee
procession AMI head nearly broken on the curb
stone did not fill up the measure of poor Lord
Iorne 4 woes AS soon as he arrived at the
Abbey the Duke of Portland, all unconscious of
what had occurred. asked him "how he liked
his mount The Marquis reply is not a mat
ter of polite record.
MIcHAL DAvITT has written a letter 10 John J.
Delaney, of New York. in which he SAYS that
many of the royal constabulary in Ireland look
upon the coercion law with detestation and that
many of them desire to emigrate TO Canada or
the United States, but fear that their present
connection with the force would stand in the
way of their progress in America.
WOLF Won ScHIERBRAND, New York reporter
who was formerly private secretary TO Minister
Winston, of Chicago, walked into Austin Cor
bins office on Tuesday afternoon and assaulted
him with n cane. II Just licked Corbin," he af-
forwards said, for insulting me- The trouble
grew ont of some articles which the reporter
had written about some of the Coney Island ho-
tells
STANLEY BRowN, now a carpenter in Washing.
ton City was once the private secretary Of
President Garfield on a salary of $500 a year.
When Arthur became Vice President he EN-
ployed as his secretary Frederick j. Phillips
who had served him in a similar capacity while
he was Collector of Customs at New York
When Mr.. Arthur became President he made
MIR. James c. Reed his private secretary.
CHARLOTTE WoLTER the eminent Austrian
actress, who is presently TO make her first ap-
pearance in America, is a native of Cologne. Her
father was FJor tailor, and she spent her early
life in poverty. She is now very rich the near
neighbor and close personal friend OF the En-
peror and Empress at Schoenbrnnn, and her
twenty-ffth anniversary at the Burg Theatre
was recently celebrated as public holiday
throughout the capital
The poet Tennyson did not marry until past
40. Lady rennyson is neither intellectual nor
aesthetic, but is her husbands very humble wor.
SHIPPER. She does not appreciate his work, but
when she became his wife he was the poet
laureate and she counted the fact as of more
consequence than the late authorship of the
"ldyls of the King" He was very fond of read
ing his verses in a chanting tone and grandilo-
quent manner; she invariably listens with rapt
attention and explodes in superlatves Being
INDUCED, fiattered and humored TO the top of
his bent. he is domestic.